We were chosen to see the baby Jesus before anyone else (in Luke's Gospel).

Jesus told the fishermen to do what to catch some fish?

In that scene when they caught a whole bunch of fish, who didn't feel worthy of Jesus' help?

The notion that sin is a reflection of an empty heart and, thus, when our hearts are empty we make poor choices, but when are hearts are full of love we make good choices, goes back to what scene?

Samaritans were:

Splangknizomai means:

I was really ticked at my lazy sister for sitting at Jesus’ feet while I was doing all the work!

After being ticked off at my lazy sister for not doing any of the housework, Jesus helped me realize that she was fulfilling the necessary role of what?

The Deathbed meditation, with its specific focus on thinking about the most important things in life from the perspective of the end of our lives, is most germane (fitting and appropriate) to which story?

One man begged that the ______ tree would not be cut down until he had been given another year to try to make it bear fruit. This is symbolic of not giving up on people but instead working to convert their hearts to be good and loving people.

"Every saint has a(n) ______________, every sinner has a(n) ________________.”

We often look for ourselves first in a group picture, and even if everyone else looks great, we are upset if we don’t. Also, we are often pretty upset if someone else gets a shout out or an award that we thought we deserved. These are ideas at the core of which story?

We now know that young violent all criminals all had a really hard time with concentration, but that they can be assisted and it can get better. We also know that sometimes people do horrible things (such as the boy I taught who killed his own parents), but that there is often a history of trauma or abuse that was at work. In the end then, we are called to be slow to judge and simply do whatever we can to help love and assist those who are in bad places in their lives. This whole idea is at the heart of which scene?

There are no stories that talk about Hell in Luke, only stories that talk about Heaven

Who really looked down on other people because he was so darned proud of himself?

Who climbed up the sycamore tree to get a better look at Jesus?

What did Jesus do when he gazed down upon Jerusalem soon before he was to be killed?

"Much will be demanded from those whom much has been given” also implies that:

Jesus says on the cross in Luke, “Father,____________________”

Though none of us is Jesus, perhaps the summit of the Christian message is that we can close the gap between ourselves and Jesus with respect to being a person of love, and in so doing, we will even find the power to:

Some people object to the idea of the good and bad thieves on the cross because: